The new $750 supplement attached to the maximum rate of FTB Part A for single parents of children aged 6-12 intendedded to ameliorate this, but the yearly loss is in the thousands.
Instead, according to Nick Faith, director of the Westminster Policy Institute, whose founders include former Downing Street adviser Sean Worth, the government will seek to ameliorate the hurt that is inflicted through a major housebuilding programme, while hoping that economic growth will ease the challenge by bringing in greater tax receipts.
She said on a conference call that the decline in display advertising highlighted "the fact that we need to work faster to ameliorate the negative trends.
This social chapter was a strategy to ameliorate the impact of the move towards full economic integration signalled by the creation in 1992 of single European market.
And what, if anything, can be done to ameliorate the wars of religion?
For better or for worse, affirmative action in the educational context has never been approved as a device to ameliorate America's race problem writ large.
Anthozoans can go into "starvation mode" for some months, waiting for conditions to ameliorate.
Mr Cameron is now making the same dual offer, with several of the original ramifications.Take the Tories' noisy vows to ameliorate poverty.
More trees would ameliorate these difficulties, trapping sediments and nutrients as well as regulating the supply of fresh water.
We can be a leader in using peaceful means to resolve the dispute, or to ameliorate it.
Ms Truss, one of the stars of the 2010 parliamentary intake, and Esther McVey, a telegenic Liverpudlian employment minister who has been bumped up to the cabinet, are similarly promising, if untested.Blooding them now looks like a fairly low-risk way to try out new talent, which might also ameliorate the fusty, grey-suited image of the Tories a bit.
